During my recent wanders, particularly through areas of long grass, moths tiny and large have been flitting up and flying a short distance, before fluttering back into the grass. Ninety-nine percent of the time, the moths have seemingly disappeared, so capable of stillness have they been and so well camouflaged. Fortunately for me, in the other one percent of instances I’ve managed to get photographs. Here are some of these flitters …

– Burnet companion (Euclidia glyphica)

– Silver Y (Autographa gamma)

– Garden grass-veneer (Chrysoteuchia culmella)